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Elmwood Park, Illinois, United States
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Offered is an NOS Hygrade # HT28 heat riser sleeve, labeled for '40 Pontiac 8 cyl model 28, and all '41-'42 6 cyl. I have a feeling that this has earlier applications, but I cannot confirm. Item measures 1-11/16 X 3 inches. Replaces GM #s 503603 and 505182. Comes as shown.
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